Topic: Is this moneypak paid in cash or card? (Read 1227 times)
Thank you for your explanation:)
and why it has prepaid card load 500$? i dont understand :/
Moneypaks now only have a max load of $500. Greendot stop making the $1000 moneypaks. The only reason why some specific stores still have the $1000 ones is because those are old inventory. These are pretty rare though.
You just ventured into the land of MoneyCraks? The "xxxxxx6259" you see doesn't mean it was paid with credit/debit card. It's just the last 4 numbers corresponding to the moneypak's barcode. Look just under the barcode on the bottom right, you also see "6259".
It's paid with cash. Otherwise you won't see the change being $15.05.
It's paid with cash. Otherwise you won't see the change being $15.05.
card number refers to the greendot card number. look at first receipt by the total. clearly says it was paid in cash. $520
the load amounts depend on the retailer.
the load amounts depend on the retailer.
and why it has prepaid card load 500$? i dont understand :/
card number refers to the greendot card number. look at first receipt by the total. clearly says it was paid in cash. $520
the load amounts depend on the retailer.
the load amounts depend on the retailer.
Just tell me since I really cant understand this receipt.
and why some moneypak shows only can load 500$,some can load up to 1000$?
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